Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition Dawn of the Dukes - New DLC coming with two new civilizations

19 August 2021 / by Fabian Roßbach
Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition Dawn of the Dukes - New DLC coming with two new civilizations

Real-time strategists beware and get the cavalry in position: While fans of the Age of Empires series are still patiently waiting for the completion of the new fourth part by developer Relic Entertainment, they will already get new food for the Definitive Edition of the second installment on August 10. This is when the next official expansion for the tactical game, Dawn of the Dukes, will be released.

The African Royals addon was recently in the starting blocks for part three of Age of Empires - with two new civilizations and Africa as a continent. Now players in AoE 2 DE are drawn back to Europe. New units, technologies and buildings await you in the new expansion of the Xbox Game Studios, because here too you can look forward to two more civilizations: Poland and Bohemia.

New tribe: The Bohemians

One special unit of the Bohemians is the Hussite Wagon, which looks like an early model of today's tank. Together with the Haufnitze, which is a powerful siege cannon, you comb through the mountains and forests of Central Europe and engage in fierce skirmishes with other regions.

New tribe: The Poles

The Poles bring the Obuch as a special unit, an infantry unit that you don't want to run into voluntarily. Help the Poles become a powerful state of the European Middle Ages, fight side by side with peasants and nobles through the lush plains of the continent and smash through the enemy lines with their war hammer.

The new units are involved in three new and fully voiced campaigns in Eastern and Central Europe. There is Algirdas and Kenstut, who are the prince of a small area in Lithuania and his loyal brother, who have to assert themselves against the grandchildren of Genghis Khan, among other things. On the Polish side you can stand by Hedwig, who was violently separated from her mother and young love as a child and became Polish queen. She has to assert herself against leaders like Vytautas the Great and Jogaila, among other things. Finally, a third campaign focuses on the one-eyed Jan Žižka in Bohemia,

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